
Los Angeles
Los Angeles has berths for yachts up to 100 m in Marina del Rey and three yards with lifts or docks of 100 tons or more: one in Marina del Rey, one in Long Beach and one on Terminal Island.
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Longest yacht Del Rey Landing lists for its berths
Pleasure craft Marina del Rey can hold (NOAA Coast Pilot)
Floating drydock at Al Larson Boat Shop, Terminal Island
Per foot per night at the Burton Chace Park guest docks
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Berths, a yard and guest docks in Marina del Rey
Del Rey Landing, The BoatYard Marina del Rey and the Burton Chace Park guest docks are close together on the Marina del Rey channels. Marina Shipyard in Long Beach and Al Larson Boat Shop on Terminal Island are in San Pedro Bay and are not shown.
Best months and weather
Rain and temperature are 1991 to 2020 monthly normals for Los Angeles International Airport (station USW00023174), from NOAA NCEI. Figures are converted from inches and degrees Fahrenheit and rounded. Monthly high is the mean daily maximum. Season bands are our own estimate.
Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.
- NOAA NCEI, 1991 to 2020 monthly normals, Los Angeles International Airport
- NOAA Coast Pilot 7, chapter 4, 1 November 2026
- CBP, pleasure boat locations, Los Angeles/Long Beach
- 19 CFR 4.94, yacht privileges and obligations
- 22 CFR 41.41, crewmen
- Del Rey Landing, home
- Del Rey Landing, marina
- Del Rey Landing, services
- Los Angeles County Beaches and Harbors, Marina del Rey guest docks
- The BoatYard Marina del Rey, home
- The BoatYard Marina del Rey, services
- Marina Shipyard, home
- Marina Shipyard, facility improvements
- Marina Shipyard, services
- Marina Shipyard, contacts and hours
- Al Larson Boat Shop, home
- Al Larson Boat Shop, services
- Al Larson Boat Shop, contact
- UKSA annual superyacht salary guide 2025
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